The Tony Award-nominated Broadway musical “Million Dollar Quartet” focuses on a single evening, Dec. 4, 1956, when future ...

Today’s mission is to discuss five such songs from rock & roll’s golden age, 1965-1974. You know – the era in which your dad tells you music used to be good.

The ‘99 Years of Rock ‘N’ Roll’ tour recalls the golden age of Slash Records with 25 shared bills across the country, plus a lone Canadian stand, from July 19 to November 22.

The bassist first appeared on Cracker's 1996 album, The Golden Age and later appeared on the 1998 album Gentleman's Blues before exiting the group in early 2000.

Dust off your bell-bottoms and dig out your tie-dye shirts, and crank the volume to eleven – “Born To Be Wild” is coming to ...

Rock ‘n’ roll was more a youth movement than a music movement. Carter’s timing was just off: Others followed a trail he started to cut and took the sound to the bank.